I do not understand why Typescript is not inferring my property names in the following example.
Example 1: Can infer type and property name

//In this example TS recognizes the return type of my first map as {teamId:string,teamCode:string}[]
const foo = something.map(ele=> {
      return {
        teamId: someDict[ele.blah.id.entityId].team.id.entityId,
        teamCode: someDict[cfg.blah.id.entityId].code,
      }
    }).filter(ele => !currentTeamIds.includes(ele.teamId)).map(ele => ele.teamCode)

Example 2: Cannot infer property type and name when the filter is pulled into a different statement

//In this example TS marks foo as any instead of the type mentioned above.
const foo = something.map(ele=> {
      return {
        teamId: someDict[ele.blah.id.entityId].team.id.entityId,
        teamCode: someDict[cfg.blah.id.entityId].code,
      }
    })
const bar = foo.filter(ele => !currentTeamIds.includes(ele.teamId)).map(ele => ele.teamCode)

I thought the two examples would be equivalent. Why cannot TS infer my types when I seperate the filter out and break it from the chain ?